Internal State Change Enable Register (Ine); Command Error Status Register (Cmr); Device Dependent Error Status Register (Ddr); Execution Error Status Register (Exr) - LeCroy 9410 Remote Control Manual

Status Registers
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The Internal State Change Status Register may be read via the
query "INR?'. The response is the binary weighted sum of the
register bits. The register is cleared with an "INR?" or "ALST?"
query, a "*CLS" command or after power-on.
INTERNAL STATE CHANGE
ENABLE REGISTER (INE)
The INE allows one or more events in the Internal State Change
Status Register to be reported to the INB summary bit in the STB.
The Internal State Change Enable Register is modified with the
command "INE'. It is cleared with the command "INE 0", or
after power-on. It may be read with the query "INET'.
COMMAND ERROR STATUS
REGISTER (CMR)
The Command Error Status register contains the code of the last
command error detected by the instrument. Command error
codes are listed with the command "CMR?" in Section 5.
The Command Error Status Register may be read via the query
"CMR?'. The response is the error code. The register is cleared
with a "CMR?" or "ALST?" query, a "*CLS" command or after
power-on.
DEVICE DEPENDENT
ERROR STATUS
REGISTER (DDR)
The DDR indicates the type of hardware errors affecting the in-
strument. Individual bits in this register report specific hardware
failures. They are listed with the command "DDR?" in Section 5.
The Device Dependent Error Status Register may be read via the
query "DDR?'. The response is the binary weighted sum of the
error bits. The register is cleared with a "DDR?" or "ALST?"
query, a "*CLS" command or after
power-on.
EXECUTION ERROR
STATUS REGISTER
(EXR)
The Execution Error Status Register contains the code of the last
execution error detected by the instrument. Execution error codes
are listed with the command "EXR?" in Section 5.
The Execution Error Status Register may be read via the query
"EXR?'. The response is the error code. The register is cleared
with a "EXR?" or "ALST?" query, a "*CLS" command or after
power-on.
USER REQUEST STATUS
REGISTER (URR) The URR contains the identification code of the last menu button
which was pressed. The codes are listed with the command
"URR?" in Section 5.
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